Corridor care is an 'inevitability' in NHS hospitals as A&Es have twice as many patients as bays with some waiting 16 days for a bed on a ward ⊖
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The Royal College of Emergency Medicine is warning that A&Es across the country are dangerously overcrowded after conducting a snapshot survey of clinical leads.
Cancer patient sues NHS after he was left brain damaged when doctors 'gave him eight years of chemotherapy instead of six months' ⊖
David Bown, 41, claims delays in an MRI scan would have highlighted life-threatening complications that has left him relying him on his parents for care.
Middle classes drive surge in ADHD prescriptions by using private clinics to bypass 10-year NHS queues ⊕
The number of people from wealthier backgrounds prescribed stimulants to treat ADHD has surged five-fold over the past decade, NHS data shows.
‘They’re taught that showing feelings is shameful’: eight reasons men don’t go to therapy – and why they should ○
A clinical psychologist on why men still don’t seek help for their mental health
When Jake, a businessman in his 50s, first arrives at my therapy practice, it’s obvious that he has some misgivings. Ja…
How I lost 9lbs in a fortnight on FREE weight-loss drug - and I'm even being paid to take it: Erica wasn't eligible for NHS jabs so is now thrilled by her results... this is how she did it ○
As a participant in a clinical trial of a brand new weight-loss medication I knew I might be taking a risky path. But after 40 years of failed diets, I was desperate.
My daughter's leg was amputated after rogue surgeon botched her bone operation - the NHS still refuse to give us closure despite derailing our lives ⊕
Dean Stalham appeared on Good Morning Britain alongside Doctor Amir Khan, 42, to talk about his daughter Bunty's experience under the care of Yaser Jabbar at Great Ormond Street Hospital.
NHS paid ambulance-chasing lawyers £538m last year with many pocketing over 3-times more in legal fees than harmed patients received in damages ⊖⊖
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Legal teams typically pocketed almost four-times more in fees than harmed patients received in compensation, the Commons Public Accounts Committee said.
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